Restaurant Limon
2472, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3J 1N5
514-509-1237
Limon Restaurant invites you to delve into Mexico’s colourful and festive culture.
Catégorie:
Restaurant
Quoi
| Type de cuisine | | Mexicaine |
| Prix moyen | | |
| Paiement | | Interac, MasterCard, Visa, Argent comptant |
Où
| Quartier | | Centre-ville/Vieux-Montréal |
| Se rendre | | Lionel-Groulx Metro |
| Intersection | | Charlevoix |
Quand
| Tues-Sat: 5PM till close. Sun-Mon: Closed |
Profil Dernière mise-à-jour: 30 septembre 2008
Fine Mexican Cuisine
Limon Restaurant takes you some 3,700 kilometres from Montreal, to the sunny and sultry capital of Mexico and offers you the very best of its culinary delights. Tuesday through Saturday evening, you can take the plunge into this festive and colourful culture and, on Thursday evenings, discover Mexican treats during happy hour. From shrimp ceviche entrées to dessert martinis, Limon will take you on a voyage of discovery of the country’s many specialties.
Leggo My Fajita!
Black beans, tortillas, tomatoes, and peppers are without a doubt the essential ingredients of Mexican cuisine and Limon remains true to these classics. In addition to enjoying authentic tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas and fajitas, you may also go out on a limb and try cochinita pibil, pork marinated in an orange and achiote sauce. There’s also pescado maya, grilled fish with tikinzic-style vegetables and chiles rellenos, an ancho-pepper stuffed with cheese and tuna. To round out your meal, why not sample a tasty dessert or cold drink?
A Touch of Class
Though the atmosphere is decidedly festive, Limon adopts a classic and refined style with its chandeliers, dark wood tables, and elegant assorted chairs. Worthy of its name, Limon is painted a vivid green and hundreds of limes are piled behind the bar. What’s more, large windows look out onto Notre-Dame and let in bright, natural light.
Limon Restaurant takes you some 3,700 kilometres from Montreal, to the sunny and sultry capital of Mexico and offers you the very best of its culinary delights. Tuesday through Saturday evening, you can take the plunge into this festive and colourful culture and, on Thursday evenings, discover Mexican treats during happy hour. From shrimp ceviche entrées to dessert martinis, Limon will take you on a voyage of discovery of the country’s many specialties.
Leggo My Fajita!
Black beans, tortillas, tomatoes, and peppers are without a doubt the essential ingredients of Mexican cuisine and Limon remains true to these classics. In addition to enjoying authentic tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas and fajitas, you may also go out on a limb and try cochinita pibil, pork marinated in an orange and achiote sauce. There’s also pescado maya, grilled fish with tikinzic-style vegetables and chiles rellenos, an ancho-pepper stuffed with cheese and tuna. To round out your meal, why not sample a tasty dessert or cold drink?
A Touch of Class
Though the atmosphere is decidedly festive, Limon adopts a classic and refined style with its chandeliers, dark wood tables, and elegant assorted chairs. Worthy of its name, Limon is painted a vivid green and hundreds of limes are piled behind the bar. What’s more, large windows look out onto Notre-Dame and let in bright, natural light.
